Sentence examples for as also done from inspiring English sources

Moreover, to study realistic images with inhomogeneous activity distributions and be in possession of the ground truth, simulated images have to be included as also done by various authors [11,40-43].

Considering the uncertainties in the landslide deposit thickness, here we necessarily considered this approximation in the estimation of the apparent friction coefficient, as also done by Quantin et al. (2004a).

We show that by using this extension of contraction theory to nondifferentiable vector fields, it is possible to design observers for a large class of piecewise smooth systems using not only Euclidean norms, as also done in previous literature, but also non-Euclidean norms.

In addition to providing data from single subjects using unsmoothed data, our relatively large group of subjects allowed us to develop and apply group analysis that enabled us to generalize spectral analysis in cochleotopy to the population level [65], which allows to look at similarities between single subjects analysis not only by comparing individual maps (as also done here in Fig. 5, Figs.

If questionnaires are not filled-out after one week reminders will be send, as also done for the baseline questionnaire.

We also ignored the category 'protein-binding', which is uninformative, as also done in the CAFA1 challenge.

As also did the reclassification of Qatar to the Tier 2 Watch List for Trafficking in Persons.

Saitama is mostly flat, and in Kanagawa hills prevail, though both prefectures give way to mountains along their inland extremities, as also does Tokyo.

Two of them with unusual metre recall Sappho, the poetess of the Aegean island of Lesbos, as also does his use of the pseudonym Lesbia.

Rivers on the eastern slope of the Deccan plateau, such as the Mahanadi and the Godavari, lend themselves to the construction of low dams with great volumes of flow, as also do the Himalayan rivers entering the Gangetic Plain.

It came to nothing, as also did the offer from the Royal Academy that submission to the Summer Exhibition might be a discreet route for the painting's safe return.